Waffle making success and noodle success??

[Guest guest]

I am new to the list, I recognize some names from the gfcfrecipes

list.

 

I am going to try and buy a cast iron waffle maker and pizzelle maker

(old fashioned non-electric over the stove type). Does anyone have

any experience with doing gfcf stuff on these??

 

I also am looking to see if people have success making egg free corn

free gfcf noodles?? I want to try to make my own so I'll be ready

when we go back to Africa.

 

I definitely want an ice cream maker and am going for the donvier.

 

I already have and use a hand grinder for flour, the big white one,

it was expensive, I can't remember the name, but it works well. I

also use the cast iron pans, but am thinking about taking a pot with

a lid too. And lastly a tortilla press for my flatbreads and a cast

iron biscuit pan. I think that should be it.

 

Any other suggestions?????? (must be non-electric and useful for gfcf

and non-aluminum).

 

Susan T

[Guest guest]

Mortal and pestle for grinding beans and herbs, nuts and seeds. Ricer (like a

funnel shaped sieve for pushing food through to make small rice like granules)

 

BL

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muslimmommy

Friday, September 06, 2002 11:57 AM

Waffle making success and noodle success??

 

 

I am new to the list, I recognize some names from the gfcfrecipes

list.

 

I am going to try and buy a cast iron waffle maker and pizzelle maker

(old fashioned non-electric over the stove type). Does anyone have

any experience with doing gfcf stuff on these??

 

I also am looking to see if people have success making egg free corn

free gfcf noodles?? I want to try to make my own so I'll be ready

when we go back to Africa.

 

I definitely want an ice cream maker and am going for the donvier.

 

I already have and use a hand grinder for flour, the big white one,

it was expensive, I can't remember the name, but it works well. I

also use the cast iron pans, but am thinking about taking a pot with

a lid too. And lastly a tortilla press for my flatbreads and a cast

iron biscuit pan. I think that should be it.

 

Any other suggestions?????? (must be non-electric and useful for gfcf

and non-aluminum).

 

Susan T

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I haven't tried making noodles, I just buy GF ones. But I make

great waffles... I got one of the GF cook books and use their

recipes. There's recipes on celiac.com that are good.

 

We just made tofu non-dairy ice cream in our donvier ice cream

maker last night! SUPER duper yummy! :-)

 

Deborah

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

> I am going to try and buy a cast iron waffle maker and pizzelle maker

> (old fashioned non-electric over the stove type).  Does anyone have

> any experience with doing gfcf stuff on these?? 

 

i use a regular waffle and pancake recipe, but use 3/4 millet flour and

1/4 hagman bean flour mix, and they are *great* I do have to make sure

the batter is quite thin so they aren't goopy in the middle. I have a

pizzelle maker and keep trying and failing to make ice cream cones.

Anyone have advice/recipes?

 

Lynn

[Guest guest]

ME too, me too!!!

 

BTW, is your pizelle maker electric or over the stove???

 

Susan T

 

, Lynn Carter <lynn@k...> wrote:

>

> > I am going to try and buy a cast iron waffle maker and pizzelle

maker

> > (old fashioned non-electric over the stove type).  Does anyone

have

> > any experience with doing gfcf stuff on these?? 

>

> i use a regular waffle and pancake recipe, but use 3/4 millet flour

and

> 1/4 hagman bean flour mix, and they are *great* I do have to make

sure

> the batter is quite thin so they aren't goopy in the middle. I

have a

> pizzelle maker and keep trying and failing to make ice cream

cones.

> Anyone have advice/recipes?

>

> Lynn

[Guest guest]

On Saturday, September 7, 2002, at 10:22 AM, muslimmommy wrote:

 

> BTW, is your pizelle maker electric or over the stove???

 

It's electric

 

Lynn